NL1021062C2 - Awning construction and camping accommodation with an awning construction. - Google Patents

Abstract

An awning construction for a camping accommodation or the like, comprising a roof and at least one side wall, as well as a container which is mountable on a wall of a camping accommodation, which is arranged to include, in a closed position of rest, at least the tent cloth of an awning, wherein the container comprises, in mounted condition, a substantially horizontal and at least one substantially vertical section, which container further has an open position to take the awning out of the container and put it up and wherein the container is further provided with fixing means for an edge of the tent cloth of the awning, located, in the operative position, in the container. <IMAGE>

Description

Title: Awning construction and camping accommodation with an awning construction.

The invention relates to an awning construction for a camping accommodation and the like, comprising a roof and at least one side wall, as well as to a camping accommodation and the like provided with an awning construction.

Awnings are generally known and are used to increase the living space of a camping accommodation, usually a mobile camping accommodation, such as for example a caravan, a camper (or motorhome) and the like. Such an awning usually comprises at least one side wall in addition to a roof. A front wall 10 is also often present and / or an awning attached to the awning, which can extend beyond the side wall (s). Such awnings are often removable on a wall of the wall with the aid of a so-called caravanrai.

camping stay or similar confirmed. A caravanraii usually comprises a metal or possibly plastic profile, into which an edge provided with a keder 15 can be slid. A keder is a bead sewn into a hem, for example consisting of a cord, cable or the like, or an elongated bendable member of, for example, metal or plastic.

A drawback of the known awnings is that fixing them is difficult. The insertion of the keder into the caravanraii or the like is often difficult because dirt and / or oxidation of the profile makes sliding more difficult. The keder also often slides extra heavily in the curved sections of the rail, because a bend in principle forms an additional resistance, which is often increased because the cross-section of the opening in the rails at the location of a bend exhibits deviations from the nominal dimensions.

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In practice, the following activities must be performed before attaching an awning to a caravan or the like. When the caravan or the like has been set down at the desired location, the awning is removed from the luggage space or other storage space and taken from a bag or cover. Subsequently, the awning fabric is unfolded and the designated edge of the side wall (s) and the roof of the awning are attached to the caravan or the like. This is usually done with the aid of a slider to be slid into a profile, as has already been described above. The insertion of the keder into the profile becomes harder as the keder is pushed further into the profile, because the sliding resistance increases and because an increasingly larger part of the tent cloth also hangs on the profile and must also be pulled along.

If the canvas is fully attached to the caravan or the like, the tent frame must be placed under the then hanging tent canvas.

For this purpose, the frame of tent poles or tubes or the like must be built under the cloth or be (partially) pre-assembled and then placed under the cloth. These actions cannot or hardly be performed by one person. After the cloth has been correctly positioned on the frame, the awning can finally be tensioned with the aid of ground pins or tent pegs and possibly guy lines.

The invention has for its object to provide an awning construction which makes it possible to bring an awning into the operating position in an extremely simple manner and wherein the work described above can be substantially omitted.

For this purpose, according to the invention, an awning construction for a camping accommodation or the like is characterized by a holder mountable on a wall of a camping accommodation, which holder is adapted to receive at least the tent cloth of an awning in a closed rest position, the holder being mounted in a mounted state. comprises substantially horizontal and at least one substantially vertical section, which holder further has an open position 1021062 3 for taking the awning out of the holder and expanding and wherein the holders are further provided with fastening means for an edge located in the holder of the tent canvas of the awning.

In the following, the invention will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawing of some exemplary embodiments.

Figure 1 shows schematically an example of a mobile camping accommodation provided with an awning construction according to the invention in the rest position, the awning construction being shown in end view;

Figures 2 and 3 schematically illustrate in perspective view 10 by way of example in which way an awning construction according to the invention can be brought from the rest position into the position of use;

Figure 4 shows schematically an example of a variant of Figure 2 and Figure 3;

Figure 5 shows schematically an example of a second variant; Figure 6 shows schematically an example of a detail of Figure 5;

Figure 7 shows schematically an example of a third variant;

Figure 8 illustrates schematically by way of example how an awning construction according to the invention can be brought from the position of use to the rest position;

Figure 9 shows diagrammatically in front view an example of an awning construction according to the invention in the rest position;

Figure 10 and Figure 11 schematically show examples of two more variants of an awning construction according to the invention; Figures 12, 13 and 14 schematically show some examples of a casing for an awning construction according to the invention in cross-section;

Figure 15 shows once again schematically how a tent frame with tent cloth is stored in a case or is taken from a case; 1021062 4

Figure 16 shows schematically a variant of Figure 9;

Figure 17 schematically shows another example of a case for an awning construction according to the invention;

Figures 18 and 19 schematically show examples of roll-up machines; 5 and

Figure 20 shows schematically an example of a (semi) automatically foldable or expandable awning construction according to the invention.

Figure 1 shows schematically an end view of a mobile camping accommodation 1, for example a caravan, camper or the like, provided with wheels 2 and with an awning construction 3 according to the invention. The awning construction is shown in the rest position and is mounted on a side wall 4 of the camping accommodation. For the sake of completeness, it is noted that the invention is applicable to both a mobile and a non-mobile camping accommodation. In the case of a mobile camping accommodation, the awning is generally in the rest position both during a longer absence of the users and during the relocation of the camping accommodation. The rest position is therefore also referred to as a transport position. Furthermore, the awning construction can of course also be arranged on a front or guard wall. In this example, an awning construction according to the invention comprises a preferably closable and rainproof container or case 5, in which an awning can be received in collapsed state. The awning can preferably be received in the holder together with at least a part of a tent frame 6. The case is suitably fixed to the wall 4, but preferably in such a way that the case can be detached for repair or the like. The so-called caravan rail can advantageously be used for this purpose. The tent frame can be hingedly mounted in the case and the tent cloth preferably also remains attached to the frame in the transport position. The tent cloth is not shown separately in figure 1.

Figure 2 shows in perspective again the camping accommodation of Figure 1 with the awning in partially folded-out condition. In this example the awning comprises a portal-shaped tent frame 6 with two supporting tubes 6a, 6b and a horizontal upper girder 6c in the operating condition, as well as a tent roof 7 and two side walls 8, 9 of suitable tent cloth.

The casing 5 has a shape adapted to the tent frame and is therefore, in this example, inversely U-shaped with two substantially 10 vertical sections 10, 11 and an upper horizontal section 12, as can also be clearly seen in Figure 9, for example.

The awning can further be provided with, for example, a front wall that can be detached or not and / or a canopy with associated tent poles.

The case can, if desired, be designed such that a front wall and / or a canopy, with or without the associated tent poles, can also be stored in the case. In the example of Figure 2, the support tubes 6a, 6b are hinged at the lower ends at pivot points 13, 14 to the casing 5. For this purpose, the casing is provided on the inside with fixed hinge parts (not further shown), which may, if desired, also be attached to the wall 4 through a rear wall, if present, of the casing. It is also conceivable that the hinge parts are located just below the lower ends of the case and are mounted directly on the wall 4.

In order to be able to tension the roof 7 of the awning and to bring the side walls 8, 9 into the desired position of use, the support tubes are of telescopic design, so that they can be extended, as indicated by arrows P in Figure 3.

Figure 4 schematically shows a variant in which the support tubes 6a, 6b in the position of use do not rest against the wall 4 but on the substrate. To this end, the lower ends of the support tubes can be taken out from 1021062 6. If desired, hinges as described above can also be used here, provided that the support tubes can easily be detached from the hinges. In the embodiment of Figure 4, the support tubes 6a, 6b are also extendable.

Both in figure 3 and in figure 4 a canopy 15 with tent poles 16, 17 is shown. The canopy can be a known front wall that can be folded up, which can be detachable or not, or a separate canopy, also detachable or not. The tent poles 16, 17 can be telescopic tent poles, or tent poles assembled from shorter parts. The case is preferably designed such that the canopy can also be stored therein. According to a further preference, the tent poles 16, 17 can also be stored in the case.

Figures 5 and 6 schematically show, in a similar manner as Figures 3 and 4, an exemplary embodiment of an awning construction according to the invention, wherein additional tensioning rods 18, 19 are used. In this example the tensioning rods 18, 19 are hinged near the upper ends of the vertical sections 10, 11 of the casing 5 at hinge points 21, 22 using suitable hinge members.

The other ends of the tensioning poles 18, 19 are attached to the upper parts of the support tubes 6a, 6b such that the ends of the tensioning poles can slide along the support tubes, as indicated by arrows 23. Detail A of figure 6 shows an example of a possible sliding construction. In this example, a clamping rod 18 is pivotally attached to an ear or between two ears 24 of a sliding sleeve 25, which is around a support tube 6a and can slide along the support tube. Preferably, a latching means is used, such as, for example, a spring button known per se, which is located in the support tube and extends outward through an opening in the wall of the support tube, in order to place the sliding sleeve on the support tube in the optimum position of the clamping rod. lock. Similar locking means can also be used for the telescopic parts of the 1021062 7 support tubes. By allowing the tensioning rods to pivot downwards from the drawn position, the fabric of the awning can be tensioned. In this example, the tensioning poles can be easily detached at least either at the pivot points 21, 22 or at the sliding bushes, so that the tensioning poles can be rotated in a storage position along the support tubes or in a sheath section.

It is also possible to make the pivot points vertically slidable along the wall.

When the awning roof 7 is tensioned in the manner described, the side walls 8, 9 can be fixed with ground pins. Alternatively, a U-shaped support bracket can be used, which can be folded downwards from a rest position located against the wall of the camping accommodation.

The front of the bracket then rests for example on the floor and the legs support and tension the side walls. The transverse connection of the U-shaped bracket may possibly be located on the wall of the camping accommodation and may possibly be interrupted. If desired, the front wall can then be expanded as an awning and supported with tent poles 16, 17 or again with a support bracket.

Fig. 7 schematically shows an example of an awning construction according to the invention, wherein tensioning poles 18a, 19a are used that are similar to the tensioning poles 18,19 of the example of Fig. 5 and Fig. 6. However, the tensioning poles 18a and 19a have a steeper operating position and as a result, when the support tubes 6a, 6b are pivoted upwards according to the arrow P2, they can pivot downwards from the pivot points 21a, 22a according to the arrow P3 to an end position in which the tensioning poles lie along the support tubes against the wall of the camping accommodation. The tensioning rods then cannot be detachable. If desired, the hinge points 21a, 22a can be slidable vertically along the wall of the camping accommodation (arrow P5), whether or not in combination with sliding bushes 25. In the shown example, the hinge points of the 1021062 8 tensioning poles are relative to the wall of the camping accommodation applied. Furthermore, in this example, a support bracket 26 is provided for the side walls. Figure 7 also shows a part of a hinged lid 70 of the case.

The support bracket 26 can advantageously also serve to fix the bottom edge of a front wall 15a. A closable access opening can then be provided in the front wall in the usual manner.

Figure 7 furthermore schematically shows a sealing strip or ground skirt 73, which may optionally be attached to the side walls. The ground apron can, if desired, be stored in a lower horizontal section 74 of the casing, as schematically shown in figure 16. The horizontal section is mounted near or possibly under the lower edge of the wall 4 of the camping accommodation.

If desired, it is possible to design the awning with a groundsheet, which can be stored in a rest case in a manner similar to that already described.

When a fixed front wall is used and possibly also when a separate front wall can be attached with a zipper to the roof, the front wall can first be laid on the roof when storing the awning. The tent frame is then folded into the case. This situation is shown in Figure 8. Then still loose parts of the roof (with front wall) and the side walls are rolled up and / or folded and brought into the case as indicated by arrows 27. Immediately thereafter, the case is locally closed in the manner to be described hereinafter, so that the tent cloth cannot fall out of the case.

Finally, the case is completely closed, so that the situation shown in Figure 9 and Figure 16 is created. The awning construction is then in the transport position. In the example of Figure 9, the case is closed with an elastic cord 31 hooked to hooks 30.

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Figure 10 shows diagrammatically an exemplary embodiment, in which a portal-shaped tent frame 6 is applied, which in the operating condition is completely separate from the vehicle at a distance from the wall 4 thereof. Between the vehicle and the portal-shaped frame 6 a number of horizontal horizontal tensioning tubes are used in this example, which in this example are pivotally mounted in the case and detachably attached to the portal-shaped tent frame. In the example shown, two tensioning tubes 32, 33 and 34, 35, respectively, and one tensioning tube 36 for the horizontal section are used per vertical sheath section and portal section, respectively. The tensioning tubes can be pivoted in the casing to be brought into the transport position, as indicated by arrows 37. Figure 10 furthermore shows tent housings 38, 39 which extend downwards at the location of the vertical sheath sections, to which the side walls and possibly a sealing strip, also called ground skirt 15, can be attached to the underside of the vehicle. The vertical sections 6a and 6b of the portal-shaped frame can have similar extendable lower ends.

In Fig. 11, between the legs of the portal-shaped tent frame 6 and the wall 4 of the camping accommodation, tension tubes 71, 72, 71a, 72a, respectively, are arranged, the ends of which can slide along the wall 4 and / or the legs of the portal frame such as indicated by arrows. The cross tubes can be designed as a scissor mechanism.

Figures 12, 13 and 14 show diagrammatically in cross-section 25 some exemplary embodiments of a casing for an awning construction according to the invention. In the example of Figure 12, a base plate 40 is mounted on the wall 4 of the camping accommodation. The tent cloth (not shown) is suitably attached to the base plate, for example with the aid of a keder profile (caravan rail) 41. Between the vehicle wall 4 and the base plate a sturdy waterproof fabric 47, for example plasticized 1021062 10 polyester fabric, is clamped on both sides. has a free strip 42, 43 extending laterally beyond the base plate. One strip 42 is provided with hooks 44 and the other strip 43 is provided with an elastic tensioning cord 45 or tension rubber or the like. The strip 43 can be fastened over the strip 42 to the hooks of the strip 42 by means of the tensioning cord or the like. The strip 42 extends beyond the hooks 44 with a flap 46, so that a well-closing case is created. The case is shown in Figure 12 in the closed position. Inside the case is the tent frame and the tent cloth. Figure 12 shows a tent frame tube 6a, 6b, 6c in cross section.

In the example of Figure 13, a base plate 50 is used which, from a fastening section 51, where the base plate is attached to the wall 4 of the camping accommodation, has sections 52, 53 that are slightly bent forward on both sides. In this example the two sections 52, 53 have the shape of a part of an ellipse. In this example, the section 52 is bent further forward than the other section and carries hook-shaped members 54. Further, between the base plate and the vehicle wall, a sturdy water-tight cloth 55 is again attached which extends along and beyond the section 53 and which is provided with a tension cord or tension rubbers 45 or the like for attachment to the hook-shaped members 54.

Figure 14 shows another example of a case for an awning construction according to the invention. The case shown is made of a hard material, for example plastic, and is fixed to the wall 4 of a camping accommodation by means of a support profile 60. The support profile in this example cooperates form-fitting with a profiling 61 arranged in the rear wall of the casing for providing a form-fitting connection, for instance a snap connection. The usual already existing caravan rail can advantageously be used as a support profile. The casing has sections 62, 63 bent forward on either side 30 of the mounting location on the wall 4.

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A hinged lid 64 is attached to the section 62, which can be fixed to the section 63 with tension rubbers, a tensioning cord or other suitable closing mechanisms with an overlap to form a closed box.

Figure 15 shows, for the sake of completeness, still schematically how an awning can be removed from a sheath attached to a wall of a camping accommodation or be stored in a sheath.

In the situation shown in Fig. 15, a portal-shaped tent frame 6a, 6b, 6c is pivoted outwards from a casing 5 through a certain angle, as indicated by an arrow 70. The case in this example is of the type shown in Figure 4, but any other type, whether or not shown in the other figures, in which the awning and the tent frame can be stored can be used.

The tent frame is located between the transport position and the position of use and the tent roof JZ is still hanging slack ... If a front wall and / or canopy is present, it can lie on the roof 7. The casing is opened because the tensioning cord, the tensioning rubber or the like, indicated by 45, have been detached from the hooks 54 and the casing cloth 55 has been folded up. Upon further pivoting of the tent frame, the tent roof 7 is tensioned and the front wall and / or canopy, if present, can be pulled away from the roof. The awning can then be further set up, as described above.

If the tent frame is pivoted against the direction of the arrow 7a, the frame will again be in the case. The tent roofs 7 and 25 of course also the side walls then still hang outside the casing and can be rolled up and / or folded up and stored in the casing.

Individual tent poles, for example the canopy poles, can also be stored in the case, which can then be (further) closed.

The awning construction is then in the transport position and the camping accommodation can be moved. The awning construction described 1021062 12 including a number of walls and preferably also the frame can always remain attached to the camping accommodation and in fact forms an integral part of the camping accommodation and can be considered as an integrated awning.

It is noted that, after the foregoing, various modifications are obvious to those skilled in the art. In particular, many embodiments of the case and of the tent frame are possible.

The case, as shown in the figures, can have a cover in the form of one or more sealing flaps or a cover of hard material, but can also have a more open construction, wherein the awning cloth 10 and, depending on the embodiment, the frame only being held by tension rubbers, tension cords, straps or the like. The awning is then exposed to weather influences in the rest position, but that is also the case in the camping position.

If the holder or the case is adapted to receive only the tent cloth 15 but not the frame, the frame can be assembled and placed in the usual manner from separate parts. The frame is then taken separately.

It is noted that various details of the different embodiments can be combined with each other, depending on the embodiment desired by the user.

Furthermore, the holder or the casing can have a number of flexible tensioners or a number of flaps, which are mounted on the roof and the side walls, or on one of the side walls. When using flaps, more elastic tensioners can be used, which can be attached to hooks or the like on the camping means to keep the flaps in the closed position.

In the case of an integrated frame, the holder can also be partly formed by a somewhat flexible shell-shaped element, which is arranged on a transverse tube or the like, which is arranged on the front and upper edge of the awning, as schematically shown in figure 17 at 1021062 13 80. Detail A of Figure 17 shows the awning at 81 in the stowed state. The holder in this example comprises flaps 82.83 o.i.d. and the shell-shaped element 80. The flaps o.i.d. are attached to or near the caravan rail 41. The flaps can be flexible but can also consist of hard material. It is also possible to manufacture one of the flaps, for example the upper flap of hard material which may or may not be flexible, for example plastic or aluminum and to hinge it, so that a cover construction is obtained. This also applies if no shell-shaped element is applied to the frame tube.

To facilitate the rolling up of the tent cloth, rolling up aids are preferably used. For example, it is possible to attach a flexible hose, tube, rod or the like to the front of the roof and the walls, preferably with a round cross-section, in or on the tent cloth. The flexible hose, tube, rod or the like then has an inverted U-shape in the camping position of the awning. By grasping and twisting the hose or the like with two hands, the tent cloth is rolled up into the holder. The frame must then be folded or dismantled beforehand.

An awning construction according to the invention can also be provided with manually operable or motor-driven folding or rolling-up means. Consideration can be given to the use of ropes and pulleys, as is used with awnings, whether or not in combination with a number of ribs in or on the side walls and possibly the roof.

Another possibility is the use of a drivable roller mounted in the holder. The roll can be flexible as a whole, but can also be made flexible only at the level of the transition between the horizontal and vertical section (s) of the holder. In that case, flexible connecting pieces can be used. The roller can be driven by hand at least at one end (for example by means of a pendulum) and / or with a drive motor, for example an electric motor. As an alternative, it is possible to use a coil spring arranged in a roll, which is tensioned when the awning is expanded and which automatically rolls up the cloth when storing the awning. A blocking mechanism is preferably provided to absorb the tension of the spring and to relieve the awning when the awning is expanded.

An exemplary embodiment of a roll-up mechanism is shown schematically in vertical section in Figure 18. The roll-up mechanism comprises in this example a substantially round tubular housing 85, which is fixed to the wall of the camping accommodation and which is provided with a passage gap 86 for the tent cloth 7. In the housing 85 there is a roller 87 which can be driven by hand and / or by motor or with a spring or in another way on which the tent cloth can be rolled up. In the situation illustrated, the tent cloth is partially rolled up, as indicated at 88.

It is also possible to combine a drivable roll-up mechanism as shown in figure 18 with a flexible roll-up hose or the like, which is attached in front or in the tent cloth, as has already been described above. The tent cloth is then partly rolled up in the housing 85 and support bracket 26 partly rolled up by hand. This situation is shown schematically in Figure 19. The flexible hose or the like. is indicated at 89. The case is shown in closed condition. The tent cloth is located partly in the house 85 and partly outside it and the case encloses the cloth roll 90 located outside the house 85.

Figure 20 shows diagrammatically in vertical section an example of an awning construction expandable and collapsible with the aid of drive means. The construction shown is similar to that of figure 7 and comprises a portal-shaped tent frame 6 with obliquely extendable support tubes, as well as on lower support bracket 26 and tension tubes 18a, 19a.

Along the inside of the roof 7 and the front wall 15a, one or more tension cords 100 are provided, which are attached to the lower roll of the front wall, for example, to the support bracket 26, and which extend through loops 101 od arranged at regular distances. The pull cords are furthermore attached to a drivable roller 102, which in this example is mounted just below the caravan rail 41. The roller 102 can, for example, be mounted on the caravan wall or on the caravan rail, with or without the aid of brackets or the like.

5 are confirmed. The roller can be manually or motorically or with a spring or the like.

drivable. An electric motor can advantageously be used for driving the roll. If desired, ribs may be provided at suitable locations in the side walls and optionally in the roof to provide the structure with greater rigidity.

If the drive motor of the roller 102 is energized from the camping position shown, the pull cords are rolled onto the roller 102.

The lower edge of the front wall is thereby pulled up. The support bracket 26 and the gantry 6 are pulled along and pivot up. The tensioning rods slide at a correctly selected angle of inclination thereof and the support tubes of the portal frame slide into each other, preferably against the pressure of one or more tensioning springs. Such tension springs can for instance be arranged in the support tubes. The tent cloth is thus pulled against the wall 4 and into the holder. The tent cloth folds together in the manner of a marquis. Subsequently, the lid 70 of the container is closed and appropriately secured.

The awning is expanded in the opposite way.

First, the lid 70 is released and then the roller 102 is driven. By, for example, spring force supplied by spring means or by, for example, pulling on the support bracket 26, the awning 25 is set up (semi) automatically.

It is noted that after the foregoing various variants are obvious to the skilled person. Thus, the case and the tent frame can have a shape adapted to the sloping front wall of some caravans with a sloping section. Various details of the different embodiments can also be combined with each other. The holder or 1021062 16 the casing can be made in very many variations, just like the drive means.

Such and similar variants and modifications are understood to fall within the scope of the invention.

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Claims (32)

An awning construction for a camping accommodation or the like, comprising a roof and at least one side wall, characterized by a holder mountable on a wall of a camping accommodation, which is adapted to receive at least the tent cloth of an awning in a closed rest position, holder in mounted condition comprises a substantially horizontal and at least one substantially vertical section, which holder furthermore has an open position for taking the awning out of the holder and expanding and wherein the holder is furthermore provided with fastening means for an in the operating position edge 10 of the tent cloth of the awning located in the holder. 2. Awning construction as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the holder is adapted to receive at least one part of a frame the awning. 3. Awning construction as claimed in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the awning comprises an inverted U-shaped tent frame and that the holder has a corresponding shape with a horizontal section and two vertical sections at the ends thereof. Awning construction according to claim 3, characterized in that the legs of the tent frame are attached to the camping accommodation at the free ends facing downwards via hinges. Awning construction according to claim 3 or 4, characterized in that the legs are detachable at the free ends facing downwards. 6. Awning construction as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, characterized in that the frame of the awning comprises a number of telescopic support tubes. Awning construction as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, characterized in that the frame of the awning comprises a number of pivotable and / or 1021062 * sliding tensioning rods, which in operation extend between the holder and other frame parts and which cooperate with said other frame parts tension the tent cloth. 8. Awning construction as claimed in any of the claims 3 to 7, characterized in that the awning comprises a support bracket for at least the side walls. Awning construction according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the holder comprises a downwardly expandable tent housing near the lower ends of the vertical section (s). 10. Awning construction as claimed in claim 6,7 or 8, characterized in that at least a number of tensioning poles are attached at the ends remote from the holder to a sliding bush which is arranged around a support tube of the tent frame and can be slid along said support tube around the support tube to position and hold in such a way that the tent cloth is tensioned. Awning construction as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, characterized in that the fastening means for the tent cloth comprise a caravan profile arranged in the holder, which can cooperate with a keder along the edge of the tent cloth. Awning construction as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, characterized in that the holder comprises a base plate attachable to a wall of a camping accommodation and a cover made of flexible weather-resistant material which is connected to the base plate and which has two free edges on either side of the base plate has, of which one free edge is provided with first closing means, which can cooperate with second closing means on the other free edge. 13. Awning construction as claimed in any of the claims 1 to 11, characterized in that the holder has a base plate that can be attached to a wall of a camping stay with edges bent forward from the wall, one edge being provided with second closing means and 1021082, wherein a strip of flexible watertight material extends from the other edge with a free edge, which is provided with first closing means which can cooperate with the two closing means. 14. Awning construction as claimed in claims 12 or 13, characterized in that the first and second closing means comprise tension rubbers, a tensioning cord or the like and hook-shaped members for cooperation therewith. 15. Awning construction as claimed in any of the claims 1 to 11, characterized in that the holder comprises a base plate which can be attached to a wall of a camping accommodation with edges bent forward and partly towards each other, as well as a hinged attachment to one of the edges lid made of hard water-resistant material, which can be attached to the other edge with closing means to form a closed box. Awning construction as claimed in any of the claims 1 to 11, characterized in that the holder consists essentially of releasable retaining means in the form of the wall of the camping accommodation ----- - confirmed hooks od and cooperating tension cords, tension rubbers, etc. 17. Awning construction as claimed in any of the claims 1 to 11, characterized in that the holder comprises a number of flaps of flexible or semi-flexible material arranged along the side wall (s) and the roof of the camping accommodation, as well as securing means for said flaps . Awning construction according to one of claims 1 to 16, characterized in that the holder is adapted to be mounted on a caravan rail. Awning construction according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by roll-up aids. Awning construction according to claim 19, characterized in that the roll-up aids comprise a flexible tube, hose, rod or the like arranged along the front edges of the roof and the side wall (s). 1021062 * Awning construction as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, characterized in that operating means are provided for expanding and storing the awning, which operating means comprise a drivable roller. Awning construction according to claim 21, characterized in that the drivable roller via tension cords or the like. is connected to a leading edge of the awning. Awning construction according to claim 22, characterized in that the front edge is formed by the bottom edge of a front wall. An awning construction according to any one of claims 21 to 23, characterized by frame parts which are in the operating position under spring tension and which can be brought into the rest position against the spring tension. 25. Awning construction as claimed in claim 21, characterized in that the drivable roller has an inverted U-shape, wherein the roller is flexible at least at the corners of the U-shape. 26. Awning construction as claimed in claim 25, characterized in that the roll is at least partly arranged in a tubular housing, which is provided with a passage slot for the tent cloth and which is attached to the wall of the camping accommodation. Awning construction according to claim 25 and further comprising roll-up aids according to claim 20. 28. Awning construction as claimed in any of the claims 21-27, characterized by driving means cooperating with the drivable roller by hand and / or with a motor or a spring. Awning construction according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the holder comprises a lower horizontal section for receiving a ground apron. A camping accommodation provided with an awning construction as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 29. 1021062e A camping accommodation as claimed in claim 30, characterized in that the camping accommodation is a mobile camping accommodation. 32. Case for attachment to a wall of a camping accommodation as part of an awning construction according to one of claims 5. to 29. 1021062 *